Talk:Malva preissiana

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Before I remove these couple of edits I’ll leave the text here. This is potentially interesting but without citation and with odd spelling. If you can make anything of it, please do!

Lavatera plabeia is also found in Western Staraleah(Australeah) and was used ceremonialee as a representation ov what Europeans call the planet Venus. Primarilee this flower was the colour white. As the Emyu represented the galaxee, Flowers of different sorts, represented stars/planets in the Alian Aboriginal Staronomee.
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--☸ Moilleadóir ☎ 04:26, 28 December 2015 (UTC)Reply

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